Lacerta Group, LLC Unveils New Sustainable Packaging Solution: ReCERTA™

In an ambitious stride towards environmental sustainability, Lacerta Group, LLC today announced the rollout of its newest innovation, ReCERTA™, a sustainable packaging material crafted from post-consumer recycled plastic. This initiative not only marks a significant milestone in the company’s eco-friendly brand refocus but also underscores Lacerta’s efforts to be a leader in the food packaging industry’s shift towards greener practices.

The introduction of ReCERTA™ comes on the heels of Lacerta’s recent accolade, the EcoVadis Bronze status, awarded in February 2024 for the company’s steadfast commitment to sustainability and circularity in operations. Matt Crider, VP of R&D and New Product Development at Lacerta, reflected on the achievement, stating, “Receiving the EcoVadis Bronze Status propels us further along our journey of environmental stewardship, and with ReCERTA™, we are setting a new benchmark for sustainable packaging.”

ReCERTA™ is engineered with a minimum average of 10% FDA-approved post-consumer recycled (PCR) content, underscoring Lacerta’s dedication to reducing the environmental footprint of its packaging solutions. The material is designed to serve the needs of food processors, supermarkets, and distributors who are keen on aligning their operations with Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) objectives.
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